Email Examples
I recently ordered a swimsuit online to get ready for a beach vacation. Choosing between hundreds of swimsuit styles after months in sweats is overwhelming, so I breathed an audible sigh of relief when I saw the order confirmation in my inbox. I could almost smell the ocean and feel the sand under my feet in that moment. That “shopping high” is a feeling of instant gratification and anticipation after an order. You can leverage this valuable window to boost customer loyalty and retention as a brand. To achieve this, you need the post-purchase email. How Post-Purchase Emails Drive Customer Retention The Best Post-Purchase Emails Best Practices for Post-Purchase Emails How Post-Purchase Emails Drive Customer Retention In the retail and e-commerce industry, email drives a whopping 45x ROI. Angie Jones, fractional CMO and author of the e-commerce newsletter The Brand Love Brigade explains why post-purchase emails are a powerful tool
You’ve made it through multiple rounds of interviews, the hiring team has selected you as their top candidate, and they’ve made you an offer. But you aren’t quite satisfied with all of the terms. This is where a counteroffer comes in. Counteroffers are expected. If you haven’t written a counteroffer email before or feel like it’s not something you need to do, it may be time to reconsider. According to a survey from Fidelity Investments, 85% of people who make a counteroffer receive at least some of what they negotiated. This can include an adjustment to the salary, terms, or benefits. If you’ve never written a counteroffer email, you probably don’t even know where to start. Below, I’m breaking down exactly what a counteroffer is and how to make one. I also asked ChatGPT to help write a few counteroffer emails to give you an idea of what one looks
Many brands use email marketing for lead nurturing, relationship building, and customer acquisition. Healthcare brands are not an exception. While recent statistics put email ROI at $36 for every dollar spent, knowing how to craft your healthcare email is key to unlocking this monetary value. I’ll share 15 of my favorite healthcare emails in this article and why they work. You’ll also get 10 healthcare email templates for different scenarios. Stick around and get inspiration for your next campaign. To learn more about email marketing, take a gander at our ultimate guide, which features insights from several industry experts. The Best Healthcare Email Examples 1. Standard Welcome Email Sending welcome emails to your new email subscribers lets you thank them for joining your healthcare mailing list. It’s also a splendid avenue to set the tone for new subscribers’ expectations. Here’s an example of a welcome email I got from Adventist
Apologizing is hard. Apologizing professionally for a mistake you made at work? Even more challenging. We’ve all had to write an apology email at some point in our careers — whether to a coworker for missing a deadline, to a manager for making an error in a report, or to a customer for delayed shipping. Learning how to apologize professionally for different scenarios is a skill that everyone should hone. The hardest part about writing a difficult email is getting started. To help with this, I asked ChatGPT to write a professional apology email for me. I also created my own apology email template to compare. We’ll take a look at these examples and the elements that go into crafting a sincere and professional apology email. How to Apologize for a Mistake Professionally What ChatGPT Wrote for Me How to Write an Apology Email How to Apologize for a Mistake
The best-case scenario is that a cancellation email turns a churned subscriber into a retained customer. But that’s not all the cancellation email can do. Recently, I canceled a subscription. The truth was, I wasn’t entirely satisfied with the company, and someone else could do the same thing for the same money. I left. Within hours, I received a very polite email from customer service, which made me feel valued. They offered a discount, and I felt they were very understanding. I admit it wasn’t enough to encourage me to sign up again, but it did allow the subscriber/software “relationship” to end well. The cancellation email was enough to curb my dissatisfaction, and now my narrative about the company is positive; I’d even recommend them to a friend! While this cancellation email hadn’t quite wooed me back, it certainly left the door wide open for the future. It made me
Dear Sir/Madam: If your inbox is like mine, it’s full of emails that sound like either a nineteenth-century love letter or a text message from a teenager. To be fair, this isn’t anyone’s fault. As a society, we simply don’t teach email etiquette or retrain professionals as standards change. If you were fortunate enough to take a Business Writing class, you likely learned salutations (“Dear Sir/Madam,” “To Whom It May Concern,” “Cordially,” etc.) and how to format a cover letter and write a formal complaint. But as for everyday emails? You’re on your own — until now. I’ve compiled the top mistakes people make in business emails with 14 examples of unprofessional emails for you to learn from. 14 Unprofessional Email Examples Wondering if you sent an unprofessional email, or if your coworker was out of line? Scroll through these unprofessional email examples to see today’s acceptable and unacceptable email
As a full-time freelancer, I’ve sent out hundreds of job inquiry emails. While I also reply to freelance role ads, I know first-hand that you can win some of the best projects by being proactive and running outreach. In fact, that’s how I started cooperating with some of the world’s most renowned brands. Just because a company you’ve got your eyes on hasn’t advertised a role doesn’t necessarily mean they’re not open to bringing the right person on board. Your job, however, is to grab their attention and show why you’re a good fit for the organization. Sound a bit scary to get in touch with a company that isn’t actively looking? Well, you might change your mind if you look at the number of applications businesses receive the second they post an opening on LinkedIn – it’s in the hundreds. And that’s scary. If you don’t know how to
If I reach the footer of an email in my inbox, it usually means one of two things: 1) The email was so engaging I read all the way to the end (that’s rare), or 2) I scrolled down to unsubscribe. There, sandwiched between social icons and the company logo, lies the humble email disclaimer. An email disclaimer is a legal statement that protects the sender from some legal liability. Legal disclosures may seem like the least exciting part of an email marketer’s job, but violating regulations can be costly. I’m going to show you the types of email disclosures, examples of each, and best practices for a compliant, user-friendly disclosure. Table of Contents What is an email disclaimer? When To Use an Email Disclaimer The Best Email Disclaimers Getting Disclaimers Right What is an email disclaimer? An email disclaimer is the text and links at the bottom of an
Goodbyes are hard. And it’s even more challenging when you must say goodbye through email. Recently, I left my full-time teaching position to pursue a writing career. Sending a farewell email to my close colleagues, unaware of my decision to transition to a new job, was bittersweet. I preferred to say goodbye in person, but sometimes, time only allows for a farewell email. And that’s okay. If you want to preserve your relationship with your colleagues or keep a line of communication open, you’ll like to send a proper goodbye email. I asked ChatGPT to help me write a farewell email to my coworkers. This is what I got. What Chat GPT Wrote Me It’s easy to get hung up on writing the perfect farewell email. Do you send a heartfelt message? How do you address the whole team? What about your clients? What do you say to them? To
I’ll admit: It wasn’t until I received a company email signed off with “ad maiora” that I paid attention to email footers. After looking up the meaning of the phrase — it meant “toward greater things” — I went back to the email and noticed the intricate and eye-catching graphic design right at the bottom of it, along with the company’s information. That’s when I realized that an email footer can be used for much more than a simple address, privacy policy, and an almost indistinguishable unsubscribe button. You can turn your email footer into a marketing asset for your company. In this article, you’ll learn what an email footer is, what to put in an email footer, and some email footer examples I love (that can also serve as an inspiration as you create your own). What is an email footer? An email footer is a section at the